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1 Artemis advances with the left leg stretched forward, the right, instead, is positioned behind, bends to the knee. It wears sandals to its feet, a long closed chiton on the shoulders and a double [...]

PopArty Create your own Artemis! Use the virtual reality room to give your freedom interpretation of an archaeological finding. Turn it into a pop icon. The first Artistic extended Reality MAAM Room gives you the [...]

Concept: Artemide becames a pop icon This year’s exhibition stems from a creative process that starts from the middle of the 1st century B.C. and points to the future. An exhibition that has its roots [...]

Archaic Artemis end I sec. a.c. - beginning I sec. d.c. Greek marble, without head from Serrata Martini, Castiglione della Pescaia Archaeological and Art Museum of Maremma in Grosseto

Archaic Artemis end I sec. a.c. - beginning I sec. d.c. Greek marble, restoration head (plaster cast early twentieth century copy of that of the Archaeological Museum of Naples) Grimani Collection National Archaeological Museum of [...]

Archaic Artemis end I sec. a.c. - beginning I sec. d.c. Greek marble with traces of polychrome from Pompeii, excavations 1760 National Archaeological Museum of Naples

Archaic Artemis end I sec. a.c. - beginning I sec. d.c. Greek marble with traces of polychrome by clandestine excavations Roman National Museum, Palazzo Massimo

Metered loom - reproduction ARKE' (Experimental Archaeology Laboratory)

Artemis of the late archaic period: imitation of the ancient, sculptural practice and vividness of colors Today a 3D printing would be enough to create infinite copies of objects of all shapes and sizes, but [...]